Hello everyone. I've got a 1990 Acura Integra and when I try to start it it really has a tough time starting. It will start as soon as i turn the ignition but will kind of "bog" or have a "heavy" start. It is hard to explain but it feels like something is clogged. It is not a problem right now because it still starts everytime but I think it might be in the winter months. Spark plugs are new, fuel pump primes as it should and all the fuel lines look ok. I am thinking fuel filter or fuel injectors? Any other suggestions or advice?

Edit: Idle is normal

 

Your concentrating on your fuel system, but you might need to check your ignition components; dist. cap, rotor, coil, ignitor, plug wires, and also your cam timing and ignition timing.

 

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thanx alot, is there anyway to diagnosis which part it is other than a visual inspection? Like a voltmeter or something? I don't have a timing gun to check my timing tho

 

If it doesnt start on hot days, chances are that it's your fuel relay.

 

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It always starts, it just hesitates and seems like its bogged down when it starts